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Christian Kroll is the boss of Ecosia, which donates 80% of its profits to tree-planting projects.

Some of the earliest countries to be impacted by the virus have been quick to adopt health certificates – but can immunity passports really help us travel safely again?

India is declared joint winner with Russia after two players lost connection during the final round.

People with great willpower are often lauded over their peers with less self-control. But having strong character may not always be a good thing.

Gharial crocodiles may number less than 1,000 individuals in the wild - but there is always hope.

New research suggests utilities are dragging their feet when it comes to embracing wind and solar.

Ethnic Mongolians are protesting against a policy to teach more subjects in Mandarin.

The lone man had been trying to swim to Calais but was eventually found 500m off the coast of Dover.

Someone under investigation was said to be able to "covertly monitor law enforcement activity".

Fourteen alleged accomplices to the deadly 2015 attack on the French magazine go on trial on Wednesday.

Workers renovating a fountain in the Belgian city of Verviers find the organ preserved in a casket.

An outbreak of Covid-19 has hit 30% of those tested in the popular naturist village of Cap d'Agde.

The foreign secretary dismisses claims money will be diverted to defence spending as "tittle tattle".

The new version of iOS serves virus alerts without users having to download an official app.

Engineers in Utah fire up a booster rocket that will help send astronauts back to the Moon.

Tests show promising results against two cancer types but more research is needed, scientists say.

Sineenat Wongvajirapakdi was stripped of her title last year after being accused of "disloyalty".

He was convicted of crimes against humanity for running a notorious jail during Cambodia's genocide.

Five baby gorillas are born in six weeks in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

Gravitational waves arrive from a black hole collision that occurred half-way across the Universe.

Germany says Alexei Navalny was attacked with a type of nerve agent used against an ex-spy in the UK.

Writers like the Grimm Brothers and Robert Browning may have shaped the Pied Piper legend into art, but it turns out the story is likely based on an actual historical incident.

Conferences bring large groups of people together to exchange ideas, network and do business. How can the industry ride out the Covid-19 era?

The freshly unveiled document instead has the word "Taiwan" bigger on the cover.

Each year, some choose to 'disappear' and abandon their lives, jobs, homes and families. In Japan, there are companies that can help those looking to escape into thin air.